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Netflix exits bidding war for Warner Bros.

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 · 7h
Netflix Walks With A Cool $2.8 Billion Breakup Fee: Who Gets What In New Paramount-WBD Merger Proposal
Warner Bros. Discovery has just jilted Netflix after receiving what it calls a “superior offer” from Paramount.

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Las Vegas Sun · 3h
Netflix walks away from Warner Bros deal, clearing the path for Paramount
 · 12h · on MSN
Netflix ditches deal for Warner Bros. Discovery after Paramount’s offer is deemed superior
 · 3h
Netflix withdraws Warner Bros bid as Paramount offer declared 'superior'
A surprise twist in the takeover saga results in Netflix refusing to raise its offer on value grounds, paving the way for the hostile bidder to win the day.

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 · 8h
Netflix Backs Out Of WBD Deal, Cites Paramount’s Raised Offer
 · 18h
Warner Bros reopens door to Paramount, putting Netflix deal in doubt
 · 2h
Netflix declines to match Paramount offer for Warner Bros Discovery
In its revised offer, Paramount offered $31 per share for the company, up from $30, a $7bn regulatory termination fee if the merger is not improved, and a “ticking fee” amounting to about $650m in cas...

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 · 7h
Paramount poised to acquire Warner Bros. after Netflix walks away
 · 9h
That’s All, Folks: Netflix Walks Away From Warner Bros., Refusing To Raise Offer
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Netflix withdraws Warner Bros bid: 'No longer financially attractive'

Netflix said it was backing from buying Warner Bros Discovery's streaming and studio assets, saying the deal was "no longer financially attractive."
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